Russia From the Varangians to the Bolsheviks
Russia From the Varangians to the Bolsheviks
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The position of the universities became easier, and the restrictions on the number of students were removed. These changes roused enthusiasm and gratitude amongst all sections of the educated classes, and seemed to promise a complete reversal of government policy. During these early months Alexander had no definite programme of reforms, though, in a manifesto published at the conclusion of peace, he expressed a hope ' that the internal order of the State may be settled and brought to perfection... ; that justice and mercy may reign in our law-courts ; that the desire for education and all manner of useful activity may spread and grow stronger '. He gave no clear indication of his plans until March 1856, when, in addressing the gentry at Moscow, he used the words : ' It is better to begin the abolition of serfdom from above, than wait until it begins to abolish itself from below, ' and asked the gentry ' to think out how this may be accomplished '. This declaration came as a complete surprise to Alexander's ministers, but it committed the government to definite action on a question which, as Alexander saw, had to be settled before any progress could be made in other directions.
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The position of the universities became easier, and the restrictions on the number of students were removed. These changes roused enthusiasm and gratitude amongst all sections of the educated classes, and seemed to promise a complete reversal of government policy. During these early months Alexander had no definite programme of reforms, though, in a manifesto published at the conclusion of peace, he expressed a hope ' that the internal order of the State may be settled and brought to perfection... ; that justice and mercy may reign in our law-courts ; that the desire for education and all manner of useful activity may spread and grow stronger '. He gave no clear indication of his plans until March 1856, when, in addressing the gentry at Moscow, he used the words : ' It is better to begin the abolition of serfdom from above, than wait until it begins to abolish itself from below, ' and asked the gentry ' to think out how this may be accomplished '. This declaration came as a complete surprise to Alexander's ministers, but it committed the government to definite action on a question which, as Alexander saw, had to be settled before any progress could be made in other directions.
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